Auburn orthopedic surgeon values practicing in smaller towns. “Healthcare in smaller hospitals is just as good if not better than what you get in
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Cookin’ up a Cure
Physician assistant combines passion for food to create online Heart Health Academy program By Mary Beth Roach Andrea Atcheson has a degree as a
Vasectomy Reversal
By Sergey Kravchick, M.D. In the U.S. between 175 000 and 354 000 men undergo a vasectomy each year — about 6 percent of
Lactation Consultants
Profession expected to experience a 15 percent job growth rate from 2016 to 2026 By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects
NY Ranks High in New Cases
Local experts say HIV figures in the state are skewed by the high numbers seen in New York City By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant New
Learn More About Your Family Health History
Holidays are a great time to put your family’s health history together By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As you gather with your family this time
Give Healthful Food Gifts
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many people enjoy giving (and receiving) food gifts. They don’t end up as clutter and offer a treat the recipient
5 Things You Should Know About SAD
Winter is prime time for seasonal affective disorder. Here’s what you need to know By Ernst Lamothe Jr. It often doesn’t get the attention
Rheumatologists in Short Supply
By 2030 the nation will have only half the number of professionals it needs By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you need to see a
Breathe Better While Working Out
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Want a more effective workout? Try breathing correctly. While exercising, your muscles work harder than they do while at rest.